The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-22
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Weather cool.
Green corn in the market:

The citizens of Hot Springs should
sign a petition for a money order Office.
The frequent showers that visit us
makes nature glad, and humps tho hay
maker.
The Adrcrtisev has stuck a stake at
Sturgis. Take two turns and half
hitch Bro. Grow. and moor her solid,
There is more pleasure in pursuit
than in possession; at least that is what
the boy said when he caught hornet.
The recent rains have revived droop.
ing vegetation in this section and an
abundant yield of com and vegetables
is assured.
Try Crane Brothers if you want a
bargain in groceries fresh from the
market.
The improvement on River Avenue
will have tendency to wonderfully
improve the appearance and the facili-
ty for travel Cn that street.
Like everything else that DIR. Stew
art undertakes, he pitches in to win.
and base ball as we'll as whist s,lccumhs
to his proves. Doc gets there Iii.
bob Burdcttc says that God wasted
mud when he made the man who, after
takinga paper for six months, orders
it stopped without paying up arrears.
Ii Congressman Valentine is as eff
cisnt in the legislative halls as he IS in
a base ball game. his constituents
should permanently hold iiim in That
position.
District Court was ordered by Judge
Thomas. to bc convened OH the 18th
OF this month. Since the order was
received. court has been adjourned un-
til next Monday.
The anticipated results are rapidly
transpiring i'll reference to Hot Springs
as IL health resort, and MS the public be-
come acquainted with its attractive
Ncss and desirabiiity they flock here.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Eaton. Wednesday July 27.
ill are requested to be present: new
officers are to be elected and adjourn
the meetings until further notice.
Mrs I.AFl.ElcnE. Scc'y.
Crane Bros. are in receipt of fresh
canned goods of the best brands every
day.
The Hot Springs of Dakota are att
tracting crowds of visitors this season.
Most OF them, as vet. are from western
Iowa and northern Nebraska, bat the
fame of the Springs is widely and
rapidly spreading. .--Chalron Joa,uol.
We'd like to steal awhile away from
every slnmbering care. and view dead
beats scoot out OF wnboth singly and
in pairs: the carpet-hagger to should
60 as leader Of the file, SD honest enter
prising men could busk in fcrtun.' 5
smile.
The grandeur Of. this little val
lev is attracting wide spread attention
among the sight aud pleasure hunters,
among whom are many who ask why
it is not more extensively advertised.
We know why but our modesty forbids
us to explain.
General Passenger Agent Buchanan
of the L. y. Il NJ. V. railroad, ha:
issued special rates to q. A. Il. men
and their friends. who wish to attend
| the annual cncampment at st. Louis
| Tickets will lie sold for the round tri,
for one fare from any point cn the
road.
Money to loan on realcstate at low
est rates. Inquire at this Office.
The Ladies Aid Society will give
one of their pleasurablc Ice cream so
ciablcs On Tuesday eve. July 26. at the
rev church, and on Monday previous
4 the ladies of the Society are requested tt
congregateat the same place ly 4 CLOCK
T. NJ. to complete arrangements TO,
/ the same.
The new building of Thayer Bros. i.
about completed. Workmen are en-
gagged in putting in the glass front ant
preparations are being made to move
into the building. 4 fresh stock o1
fruit and confectionery has just beer
received and they will at once open u,
a first-class restaurant and ice cream
parlor.
| The Black Hills Telegraph and Telc
\ phone company is building a line tt
Sundance. Wyoming. When this i.
completed. all the important towns ir
The Hills will be connected by telephone
! The longest circuit will lie from Ho
Springs to Sundance. distance OF 15(
mics. The company will then have
over 500 miles of wire strung on poles
Fresh eggs laid to order lin a bag
20 cents dozen at Fargo's.
Jay Crane is the lucky individua
who drew the horse in the rattle OF
Wednesday. OF course Jay is highl,
elated over his good fortune and will
hereafter be liberal patron of til,
Liousana State Lottery and all othel
institutions of this kind. Those having
lottery tickets for sale will do well te
call on him before going elsewhere.
Mr.. G. G. Chambers brought stall
OF corn to the STAR office on last Mon
day that was raised on his ranch at Cas-
cade. ,neastSing seven feet, with vel
filled ear of corn attached. This too
about the country not being productiv
is all bosh: all it wants is little ex
ertion pegged to a chunk of persever
ance and these lands will ba made t.
blossom like the yese.